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??? In IT, E2E has always meant End-to-End, as in, nothing in between can decrypt the content. HIPAA, or brazillian telcos, or the FAA, or my local beer tasting
by gruturo 7y ago
??? In IT, E2E has always meant End-to-End, as in, nothing in between can decrypt the content. HIPAA, or brazillian telcos, or the FAA, or my local beer tasting club are fine to come up with whatever interpretation they want, but that doesn't change what it has always been the obvious meaning. No real room for ambiguity here...